Our Phil And Other Stories
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She was always kind and docile, and patient as an angel, with the mischief and waywardness that spring spontaneously in every nursery ; but her serene, childlike faith and cheerful reli- gious views seemed to have vanished. She would sit on her chest, or on the side of her bed, and clasp her big hands and sway to and fro, and sigh as if her heart would break. Sometimes she would speak of herself so despondently, and with such dark forebodings, that it made us cry and cling to her.
72 AUNT ROSY'...S CHEST.
One day, soon after Fred had come home again, he chanced to be in the nursery and heard Aunt Rosy talking to Lucy, in her little room. " Wal, chile," she said, '' I 'm been thinkin' 'bout that sermon Mr. Scott preached two Sundays ago. If there 's people 'lected to be lost, I 'm feared I 'm one on them." " What does ' 'lected to be lost ' mean 1 " asked Lucy.
" Why, chile, 'pinted by God, chose out by him afore you was born, to go down to torment, whether or no." Lucy's eyes opened wide with horror, and Fred exclaimed in his cheery way, " Pshaw !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was always kind and docile, and patient as an angel, with the mischief and waywardness that spring spontaneously in every nursery ; but her serene, childlike faith and cheerful reli- gious views seemed to have vanished. She would sit on her chest, or on the side of her bed, and clasp her big hands and sway to and fro, and sigh as if her heart would break. Sometimes she would speak of herself so despondently, and with such dark forebodings, that it made us cry and cling to her.
72 AUNT ROSY'...S CHEST.
One day, soon after Fred had come home again, he chanced to be in the nursery and heard Aunt Rosy talking to Lucy, in her little room. " Wal, chile," she said, '' I 'm been thinkin' 'bout that sermon Mr. Scott preached two Sundays ago. If there 's people 'lected to be lost, I 'm feared I 'm one on them." " What does ' 'lected to be lost ' mean 1 " asked Lucy.
" Why, chile, 'pinted by God, chose out by him afore you was born, to go down to torment, whether or no." Lucy's eyes opened wide with horror, and Fred exclaimed in his cheery way, " Pshaw !
What to read after Our Phil And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive a Wadsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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